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| | Installed Games I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I have looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game searches and do not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? Thanks for the hel[ |
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| | Re: Installed Games Which version of Vista are you running ?? "Bloomington Guy" <Bloomington Guy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news FC91DA1-7E88-41C3-82DB-F62C24A8E308@microsoft.com...>I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I have > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game searches and > do > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > > Thanks for the hel[ |
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| | RE: Installed Games I have the same question. I just bought a Sony Vaio...and I can find the games on it. The games folder is empty!!! someone can help please? thanks "Bloomington Guy" wrote: > I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I have > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game searches and do > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > > Thanks for the hel[ |
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| | Re: Installed Games If you have business edition you have to manually install the games. Go to control panel, click program files, click windows components and you should see a box to check for games "Bloomington Guy" <Bloomington Guy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news FC91DA1-7E88-41C3-82DB-F62C24A8E308@microsoft.com...>I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I have > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game searches and > do > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > > Thanks for the hel[ |
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| | Re: Installed Games Sorry, But I dont see that. When I go to control panel, I click programs, then it brings me to the page where it list uninstall or change. (shows all my installed programs "Dale White" wrote: > > If you have business edition you have to manually install the games. > > Go to control panel, click program files, click windows components and you > should see a box to check for games > > "Bloomington Guy" <Bloomington Guy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news FC91DA1-7E88-41C3-82DB-F62C24A8E308@microsoft.com...> >I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I have > > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game searches and > > do > > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > > > > Thanks for the hel[ > > > |
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| | Re: Installed Games Please Excuse me. I found it! it's under "Windows Features". "John" wrote: > Sorry, But I dont see that. When I go to control panel, I click programs, > then it brings me to the page where it list uninstall or change. (shows all > my installed programs > > "Dale White" wrote: > > > > > If you have business edition you have to manually install the games. > > > > Go to control panel, click program files, click windows components and you > > should see a box to check for games > > > > "Bloomington Guy" <Bloomington Guy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > > message news FC91DA1-7E88-41C3-82DB-F62C24A8E308@microsoft.com...> > >I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > > > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I have > > > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game searches and > > > do > > > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > > > > > > Thanks for the hel[ > > > > > > |
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| | Re: Installed Games Features...components, I'm not booted under Vista, so I had to use XP's lingo. Glad you got it "John" <John@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8B3CE436-C435-43AC-ABB4-F4502428A1E6@microsoft.com... > Please Excuse me. I found it! it's under "Windows Features". > > "John" wrote: > >> Sorry, But I dont see that. When I go to control panel, I click programs, >> then it brings me to the page where it list uninstall or change. (shows >> all >> my installed programs >> >> "Dale White" wrote: >> >> > >> > If you have business edition you have to manually install the games. >> > >> > Go to control panel, click program files, click windows components and >> > you >> > should see a box to check for games >> > >> > "Bloomington Guy" <Bloomington Guy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> > message news FC91DA1-7E88-41C3-82DB-F62C24A8E308@microsoft.com...>> > >I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" >> > > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I >> > > have >> > > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game >> > > searches and >> > > do >> > > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? >> > > >> > > Thanks for the hel[ >> > >> > >> > |
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| | Re: Installed Games Thank you for your help. Finally have some games. "Dale White" wrote: > Features...components, I'm not booted under Vista, so I had to use XP's > lingo. Glad you got it > > > "John" <John@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:8B3CE436-C435-43AC-ABB4-F4502428A1E6@microsoft.com... > > Please Excuse me. I found it! it's under "Windows Features". > > > > "John" wrote: > > > >> Sorry, But I dont see that. When I go to control panel, I click programs, > >> then it brings me to the page where it list uninstall or change. (shows > >> all > >> my installed programs > >> > >> "Dale White" wrote: > >> > >> > > >> > If you have business edition you have to manually install the games. > >> > > >> > Go to control panel, click program files, click windows components and > >> > you > >> > should see a box to check for games > >> > > >> > "Bloomington Guy" <Bloomington Guy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > >> > message news FC91DA1-7E88-41C3-82DB-F62C24A8E308@microsoft.com...> >> > >I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > >> > > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I > >> > > have > >> > > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game > >> > > searches and > >> > > do > >> > > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > >> > > > >> > > Thanks for the hel[ > >> > > >> > > >> > > > > |
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| | Re: Installed Games I found it also. Thanks! "John" wrote: > Thank you for your help. Finally have some games. > > "Dale White" wrote: > > > Features...components, I'm not booted under Vista, so I had to use XP's > > lingo. Glad you got it > > > > > > "John" <John@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:8B3CE436-C435-43AC-ABB4-F4502428A1E6@microsoft.com... > > > Please Excuse me. I found it! it's under "Windows Features". > > > > > > "John" wrote: > > > > > >> Sorry, But I dont see that. When I go to control panel, I click programs, > > >> then it brings me to the page where it list uninstall or change. (shows > > >> all > > >> my installed programs > > >> > > >> "Dale White" wrote: > > >> > > >> > > > >> > If you have business edition you have to manually install the games. > > >> > > > >> > Go to control panel, click program files, click windows components and > > >> > you > > >> > should see a box to check for games > > >> > > > >> > "Bloomington Guy" <Bloomington Guy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > > >> > message news FC91DA1-7E88-41C3-82DB-F62C24A8E308@microsoft.com...> > >> > >I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > > >> > > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I > > >> > > have > > >> > > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game > > >> > > searches and > > >> > > do > > >> > > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > > >> > > > > >> > > Thanks for the hel[ > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > > > > |
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| | RE: Installed Games "Bloomington Guy" wrote: > I have a new Dell Latitude running Vista. I cannot find any "factory" > installed games, e.g., the old standbys of Soliaire, Hearts, ect. I have > looked in the Games folder and it is empty. I have done game searches and do > not get any results. What am I missing or did these not get loaded? > > Thanks for the help I have the new factory installed games, and am trying to find out how to copy the old hearts and solitaire from xp. The new ones are slow...and they suck. |
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